Fors* Townhouse Home Theater Journey

[Aerodude73]

Originally Posted by Fors*

The TV is going in the living room, so I will need that little bit of extra brightness.

Yes, I saw that above. Lol. But if you’re able to control the light with some shades or blinds, obviously that will help.

[Fors*]

Originally Posted by Aerodude73

Yes, I saw that above. Lol. But if you’re able to control the light with some shades or blinds, obviously that will help.

It will never be what I was used to, which was a basement with no windows. I am sure I will notice a difference with the front window on one side of the room and the kitchen window/sliding glass door on the other side of the room.

Just look how thin this TV is: 0.98"....gotta love it!

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[Aerodude73]

^^^^^. Oh I know. I’ve seen them on my tv on YouTube

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Originally Posted by Fors*

It will never be what I was used to, which was a basement with no windows. I am sure I will notice a difference with the front window on one side of the room and the kitchen window/sliding glass door on the other side of the room.

Just look how thin this TV is: 0.98"....gotta love it!

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I was gonna say, I have a very bright room (even with tinted windows), and most of the time it's fine except for really dark scenes. But I forgot you had that basement setup previously, so might be a bit of an adjustment for you. It's actually worse with Dolby Vision, but I don't care for DV and have it disabled in my sources. I much prefer HDR which is fine in a bright room.

My only complaint about the thin panel is handling the TV. I felt like I was going to drop the TV when I was setting it up. And that was a C-series.